Skulls & Art Exhibition — Attraction in Mexico City

A💀exhibit that gets into your 🧠 ♥️. I'm writing this before researching the artist Ricardo Flores Jordan. My first impression of the space was the host Pablo is way to nice & warm 😉👍🏾 for such a weighty exhibit. But that aside the space is huge and as I arrived on a Friday at 1:30 it was empty. Pablo gave me directions and escorted me to the first room. The rooms are both large & small, in & outdoors enveloping you in both sound & floating digital images. It's a unique experience with each room transporting me into different emotional, spirtual, and personal states of mind. It was worth the trip, it wasn't near other sights. Plenty of merchandise if...

What an awful experience! We got our tickets just to wait for about 50 min to see the other half of the exposition, we have to left without finishing the whole gallery. The guys in charge of the gallery “oversell” the event, without letting know to their clients. The worst costumer service ever!! They keep people let in in a really small and crowded Gallery. When I asked for my reimbursement they said “no, is not our full is the Artist and the owner fault, they make US to over sell the event”. DON’T WAIST YOUR MONEY AND TIME HERE! No...

I genuinely enjoyed this exhibit. It’s the type of off the beaten track, quirky art space I enjoy when I travel. It cost 300 pesos to get in, and while it is quite small it’s not something you get to experience every day. We originally walked up and thought it was closed but ring the doorbell and a guard will let you in and take you to the back. Very once in a lifetime and some Instagram worthy immersive installations. Highly recommend if you’re...